How to Say ‘That would confirm’ in Mexican Spanish
Que confirmarían
💬 Usage Tip: Conditional forms like 'confirmarían' convey contingency or hypotheses.
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Word-by-Word Breakdown
Que
[keh]
That
Introduces a clause providing information about something.
Sé que eres valiente.
I know that you are brave.
confirmarían
[kohn-feer-mah-REE-an]
would confirm
Indicates the conditional act of verifying something.
Información que confirmarían los sospechosos.
Information that the suspects would confirm.
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